Soobin, the leader of the K-pop boy band TXT, has gone on a temporary hiatus following certain reasons that were shared by his agency. The 23-year-old singer has been part of TXT, AKA Tomorrow X Together, since the group’s debut in 2019. Here is everything the popular band’s fans need to know about the reason behind Soobin’s hiatus.
TXT leader Soobin announces temporary hiatus
23-year-old Soobin, or Choi Soo-bin, has announced he is going on a break from all the activities. The reason was shared by his agency Big Hit Entertainment, which also represents the global sensation K-pop boy band, BTS. In their statement, the agency revealed that Soobin has been dealing with some medical issues that have halted his participation in certain group activities.
The statement was shared on the fandom platform, Weverse. It reads, “We would like to provide you with some information regarding TOMORROW X TOGETHER member Soobin’s future activities. Soobin recently exhibited signs of being unwell and visited the hospital for medical attention. The medical staff have advised that he would need sufficient time to rest and recover. We have prioritized Soobin’s recovery and have had discussions regarding future activities with all members.”
Soobin also wrote a heartfelt letter to MOA, the official fandom of TXT. Its translation was shared by Soompi. It read, “There were moments when I felt strongly that I wasn’t in the best physical condition, but thanks to the other members and MOA, I was able to solidly push through. Thank you! After giving it deep thought, I thought that in order to be with all of you for a long time, I needed time to reorganize myself.”
The singer continued, “Although my heart feels heavy because I worry that this news might sadden MOA, who always give me only love and joy, I will recover quickly so that you don’t have to wait long, and I will return in good health!”
Additionally, Big Hit Entertainment revealed the events in which Soobin will not be present due to the hiatus. This includes the MAMA Awards, TXT fan events in Japan and China, ACT: PROMISE Encore, and more.